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This change adds support for specifying that an AuthKey should be
replaced if it's going to expire within a certain amount of time
configurable by the application. This also adds a way for the
application to learn about the expiration time of currently configured
AuthKeys.
Combined these two changes allow an application to get a perfect
picture of which AuthKeys are available, when they expire, and allows
the application to refresh AuthKeys well ahead of expiration dates.
Also remove checking storeStaticAuthenticationDataWithExpiration() is
only available on HAL version 3 and later (feature version 202101 and
later). This works on any HAL version.
Bug: 241912421
Test: atest VtsHalIdentityTargetTest
Test: atest android.security.identity.cts
Change-Id: Ic8274088035c31f73ad61645ee5e0281b3460837
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This change uses new API in Identity Credential HAL version 5 and
later to obtain the mdoc ECDSA authentication signature and pass it to
the framework API.
Bug: 241912421
Test: atest VtsHalIdentityTargetTest
Test: atest android.security.identity.cts
Change-Id: I4bb8ba8c4a46a91791af9e0e48c81894d896a2d0
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Also fix a bug so the same AuthKey is used for several getEntries()
calls on a credential. This matches the behavior in the Jetpack.
Bug: 197965513
Test: New CTS tests and new screen in CtsVerifier
Change-Id: I344f44b5655f0977ee650b518ce669e3c8a7b47a
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- Add Credential.proveOwership()
- Add Credential.deleteWithChallenge()
- Add Credential.updateCredential()
- Add Credential.storeStaticAuthenticationDataWithExpirationDate()
- Store this on disk. For entries stored without this parameter
assume they never expire.
- Add allowUsingExpiredKeys to Credential.selectAuthKey() and
Credential.getEntries()
- Unless set to true, never select an expired key
- Introduce ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED and return this if HAL does not
support operation
Bug: 170146643
Test: atest android.security.identity.cts
Change-Id: Ic5dafc6498c9c59b82942def9d348d974f008589
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The credstore system daemon is sitting below the Identity Credential
Framework APIs and on top of the Identity Credential HALs. Its main
job is to store credential data and provide a way for applications to
communicate with the secure hardware abstracted by the HAL.
This daemon runs as an unprivileged user, credstore.
The auth-tokens needed by credstore are supplied by keystore and this
CL includes the requisite changes to keystore for this to work.
Bug: 111446262
Test: CTS tests for Framework APIs
Change-Id: Ieb4d59852a143482436a1c418c25ed96e25c0047
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